[ Modal Verbs ]
Transform the sentence: He can swim very well. (into a sentence using ‘able to’)
A. He can swim well.
B. He swims very well.
C. He is able to swim very well.
D. He is not able to swim very well.
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Grammar › ViewI wish I ___ a millionaire so I could travel all over the world.
a. was
b. had been
c. were
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The moon played hide and seek with the clouds. This sentence is an example of a/an ________.
A. Metaphor
B. Simile
C. Personification
D. Hyperbole
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A. I didn’t either
B. I don’t either
C. I can’t either
D. I am not either
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What is the hard, tough covering on the foot of a horse, cow or deer?
A. A hoof
B. A fang
C. A lion
D. A boar